On Aug 5, 2011, at 5:48 AM, Giorgio Zoppi wrote:
2011/7/28 Daniel Larimer <dlarimer@gmail.com>:
I have just recently completed my first alpha release of a generic RPC library designed to support different protocols (JSON, XML, Protocol Buffers) and different transports (UDP, TCP, HTTP) in a generic manner. Currently only JSON over TCP is implemented.
I would love Apache thrift integration in your rpc framework.
Are you looking for native thrift binary support? You should be able to use the thrift-generated base classes with boost::reflect::any_ptr and achieve proper abstraction. Looking over the thrift website I can see several advantages to my approach: 1) They use a large thread pool to achieve what I do with Cooperative multitasking 2) Generated code does not compile on windows?? (there appears to be a patch for it) I am unable to find their 'on-the-wire' binary protocol spec. My preferred approach would be to support thrift 'natively' and then to use reflection to 'generate' the thrift IDL file for other languages.
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